New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-28

THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A postal card addressed Judge Of Supreme Court
Part 9 City Hall Park ~ Y. City" was received III
the Judges Chambers at the Court House yesterday
upon the>rcvcrse side Of which was the following
c0gent message:
full bench of the justices deciod that the excuse
was sufficient and 1t Is not expected that even
country Judge will be found who will grant writ OF
error
teacher in a boys school In adjoining county
found forty big pupils out Of sixty-'hrce who had
were Ignorant Of the which led TO IT. preparation
Every mothers son OF them however, eous 'e vi
the Standing OF each baseball club In the Nationa,
League and the American ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Herald.
CT will never says the Rev W. G.. Herbert OF
Baltimore, " eat a piece of mnce pie, cooked by ue
hand of woman This is not, as might be SUPPOSED
because Mr. Herbert is afraid OF dyspepsia, but be-
cause ne fears that the woman would put some brandy
In the pie
An English surgeon rises remark that he has
noticed that people who Use rocking chairs tho NEST
get deaf the soonest He win please cable us when
he notices sure cure for sickness, badness, or
a bad cold
lucky dreamer resides In Buffalo. Recently he
dreamed that a certain number would draw prize
IN "poicy" game, policy being we regret To note
ono of the industries Of that virtuons city The
result was that lie played the number and won S'7o
But since the policy dealer declined to pay MIN MS
winnings the lucky dreamer can scarcely feel enconr
aged TO attempt to earn his TWINS ny me sweat VI MS
drains
gentleman Of an inventive turn residing at Ply
mouth Mass protects his grape vines frOm the atte
zion of small boys who fond OF other peoples
rapes by means Of a series of gaivanic batteries
warranted to shock interloper to within an inch OF
his life 1t was doubtless some such inhospitabie
contrivance which forced the fox TO the painful con-
cusIon that the grape was only sour fruit
1t Is now expected that the Lick telescope will be
in position for work by the first Of next January.
A dealer in Evansville Ind adverises The finest
a es,y Il To want ay These mongel ngs
made OF blue and gray probably please the slop
Of blathersiltc who defended flag in bat
tie. The flags men rsket Their lives for are not 70
10 changed to please fools.-(New-Orieans Picayu
There are 100000 "Buenoses" from the Maritime
Provinces Of Canada I'm this country against 1854
In the provinces themselves. As matter OF faet
there are more Canadians from these provinces now ly
ing I'm this country Il an the added population OF the fro
vncal towns of Halifax, 81. John, Portland, Char-
lottetown and Frcdcrichtown. Speaking OF this THO
1T John Telegraph says "These are startling acts
How Is this drain OF population to be checked
We have tried confederation for that purpose and 1t
has failed We have tried protection and 1t has but
aggravated tho evil We have tried building the Pacific
Railway and OTHER schemes, but without checking this
drain of our maritime life blood. 1t not time we
tnei reciprocity n
This Is Hospitlilty-"My father is very genial
man" lhe said, and desires that l shall extend the
inequalities of the house to every caller. VIII yon
axe something before you 60 M
swell yes" replied the youth, 81 VIII, with your
permission, take kiss from You"
The maid was abashed, but the youth was equal to
the occasion and the inequalities were extended
Boston Courier
Tho black priestess sclnta, In the black belt Of
Mississippi, is building up strong tleocracy She
claims " be inspired and demands unquesoning
oh dence In all thing from her followers She holds
hat virtue Is the highest law Of mans nature, and
ho delivers inspired addresses which are listened to
with rapt attention. Altogether she fufls the ideal
II the large number Of negroes VITO incline ~ the super
natural, and constantly on the lookout for new
lispcnsatlon.
More blessed TO Give than to Receive-Mrs. De
FashiOn-l5OO how coll H. Is
Miss dc t"shion-fes, just saw the fee cart stop
Janc-Please, mum, tho leo has and the re-
rge raor Is running over and there ain't pace TO
put IL.
Miss De Fashon--Why not let 1t remain outdoors,
maj
You know how high ice has been. Jane tell John to
ako It 10 the Narrow Court Mission. don't suppose
the poor things have seen q pleco this summer
Omaha World
spect, that the last three numerals which compose 4.
will be the samo figures, circumstance which can
occur only oncc In century strictly speaking
In every Ill years, Ii will be- Ill years before
another "three Of Q kind" 5000 will be reached.
A former fonndryman OF Roches. er was In the habit
of giving his men annual picnic az the Lake Beach,
where the men enjoyed the luxury q bath In tho
called upon an empoye Of the foundry-an old friend
and after mutual greetings, said why, Jim. how
black and grimy you look" YES replied Jim. IL
missed the excursion last summer nlochester Union.